This is my childhood neighborhood's library. There's not a lot of space, but it's a great place,…read morewith a great heart. They have some solid events series, and an art gallery on the top floor.

I really enjoy this library more than others in the Utica area. They always have nice activities…read moregoing on for both young and old and the people that work there have always been nothing but extremely helpful and pleasant. Can't wait to see the renovations all done.

For a smaller library, Dunham Public Library certainly has a lot to offer the community. Their…read moreused book sales are always a blast and a great way to pick up some extra reading material. :-) The reference librarians also offer occasional classes, which is awesome. Dunham has a very solid youth program. I used to love participating in their youth events when I was a kid. They used to have (and may still have) a summer reading program. Every time we read a book, we were supposed to jot down a short summary of the book on a little green form. Once we handed it in, the forms were tacked up on wall so you could see who was reading what. There was an unspoken competiton among us kids to see who could read the most books by the end of the program. I used to read book upon book until I had suffered eye strain--from the Choose Your Own Adventure series to the Ramona books, I read them all! ;-D

A beautiful space to come, sit, read, walk, and study. Waterville Public Library is a great space…read morefor learners and inquisitors alike. The nature trails nearby are also a huge plus!

This was my go-to spot to study during nursing school. They have an area in the back of the library…read morethat's super quiet where I used to study when I was alone. When my nursing friends and I studied together we studied in the conference room here. It's always quiet and comfortable. The staff here is super nice. One of the woman that works at the front desk helped me fax my resume over to a job I was applying to. They have lots of computers you can sign into. My favorite spot are the couches by the huge bay windows in the middle of the library over looking the field. It's a beautiful place to read and relax! They also have a kids only room with tables, chairs, and tons of children's books. They also have a free kids movie night. You can look up all of the events happening at the library on their website! If you walk into the library from the side entrance the bathrooms are on the right hand side and just after the bathrooms there's a room called the "book nook" full of donated books & DVDs you can purchase for 50 cents to $1. Theres always art hanging in the hallway that the kids create. I absolutely love it!!! All the locals should really take advantage of our library. It's a great place and fun events for the kids are always going on here!

Great place to sit and read in peace and quiet! This is such a beautiful addition to the community!…read moreThe art gallery is worth checking out and the librarians are always so helpful!

If you're looking for a cool immersion into history stop by Fort Stanwix for the day. We were lucky…read moreenough to come when they had period actors teaching about what live was like in the late 1700. There's a lot of events, like the indigenous craft festival, that happens at the Fort or on the outer grounds. It's truly worth a trip for a history buff or anyone looking to learn about the past.

Wow, what a gem of a national park with free admission!…read more We began in the visitors center and gift shop, which had a lot of information about the site through displays and videos, offering a variety of perspectives on the Revolutionary war. Then we went into the wooden fort which has many rooms that you can go into. All the staff members we interacted with were friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

Always extremely helpful staff. Help desk is always willing to provide advice that includes needed…read moredetails. Very knowledgeable staff.

Unreliable. They cancel services in Old Forge, which makes it very disruptive for people who live…read more60 miles from the main office. Imagine a business trying to register a car or truck and having to drive 60 mile one way.

A cool little library! Artwork hangs on all the outer walls, there are computers set up for public…read moreuse throughout the middle, desks, chairs and couches available for relaxing, and an entire kids section with toys, mats and (of course) books. It's not the biggest library you'll ever see, but it seemed fairly popular when I went in, and if I lived in Herkimer, I think I'd be by every now and then to check something new out.

These are the friendliest, happiest people I've met at a DMV. You do have to get all your stuff…read morescanned for weapons before going in here. Maybe this is normal for NY state? The NY State DMV system overall is a dystopian nightmare, red tape that will financially strangle you. I could go on and on about that, but we're just talking about this office, so. They decorate their cubicles and often have nameplates with disney character on them. Hey, look. Y'all work at the DMV. Any drop of joy you can find to drink out of life? Go for it. I found that I was seen pretty quickly, which was nice. My registration and new plates cost me $104, which they said was normal. $79 for the registration. They didn't really explain to me, when I first came here to register my out of state salvage title, that I would have to come back again to register after getting a salvage inspection- I thought the $205 I paid for that was everything, but it was not. Eventually I went back to them, and was able to get my plates and registration at once, since I had a NY State salvage title. Yay! They didn't mention that I had to get an inspection as well, something you do before you get your registration, in California, and maybe that's the case here when the car isn't newly registered for the first time? I did find a little piece of paper that mentioned I had a 10 day "grace period" to get an inspection. A different inspection from the salvage title inspection, which I guess couldn't have also inspected my tires and stuff while they were there. Because NY State. Anyway, glad I caught that, because nobody told me I had to do it! Still listing this as "good" because I didn't spend 6 hours waiting with hundreds of people wetly coughing and reeking of dirty diapers and unwashed bodies while my will to live was slowly leached away. So, there's that.

Friendly, fast and efficient. I was in and out in no time; even taking into account the 18 forms of…read moreID that NY requires you to have to get a license.